[ SECRET POST #4334 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4334 ⌋

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Comments

[cloudtrader]

Yo, that's totally fine! I know people who've named their kids after: a) Lord of the Rings characters, b) Lois McMaster Bujold characters, and c) characters from the TV show Charmed. And admit it. (Those are 3 different families, btw.) Alyce is a lovely name and if you love the character, that is a fine thing to name a daughter!

Now me... should I ever have a daughter, I will name her something completely ridiculous, like Crystal Rainbow Starfire or something. As is tradition in my family. Mwahahaha.

[(Anonymous)]

For me, the thing is always that you can name your kid whatever you want, as long as there's a relatively conventional nickname for them to fall back on if they so desire. Whether shortening the name (something like "chrissy" for Crystal) or a middle name.

[(Anonymous)]

I know someone named after a character from Dragonriders of Pern (Brekke)

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, A) do they pronounce it so it rhymes with Becky, or what? and B) that is a terrible character to name someone after. I mean she was kind but her life kind of sucked.

[(Anonymous)]

do they pronounce it so it rhymes with Becky, or what?

Nayrt, but if they do, the kid's name is how my mother refers to breakfast.

[(Anonymous)]

That name looks and sounds Dutch to me.